A method for producing titanium dioxide by the non-blast furnace titanium slag sulfuric acid method of self-circulation of waste acid
A non-blast furnace, sulfuric acid method technology, applied in the direction of titanium dioxide, titanium oxide/hydroxide, etc., can solve the problems of low pretreatment titanium slag, low comprehensive utilization rate of titanium resources, and difficulty in comprehensive recovery, so as to improve the recovery rate and solve the problem of The Effects of Disposal and Recycling Difficulties
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[0038] Firstly, grind and dry the titanium slag whose particle size is less than 74 μm, and account for 90% of the titanium slag. According to the solid-to-liquid ratio of 1:5kg / L, the concentration of titanium white waste acid is 25%, and it is stirred and pretreated at 90°C for 5 hours. Add the pretreated slag obtained by pressure filtration of the leached ore pulp into an acidolysis tank filled with concentrated sulfuric acid for acidolysis reaction. The moisture content of the pretreated slag is 15%, the acid-mineral ratio of the acidolysis process is 1.8, and the sulfuric acid concentration is 98%. , the acid hydrolysis temperature is 180°C. After the acid hydrolysis reaction is completed, the slurry is cured and then matured. The curing temperature is 200° C. and the curing time is 2 hours. After the aging is completed, water is added in proportion to the aged acidolysis tank for leaching, and finally filtered to obtain titanium liquid. The titanium liquid is concentrat...
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[0040] Firstly, 90% of the titanium slag with a particle size below 45 μm is ground and dried, and the solid-to-liquid ratio is 1:5 kg / L, and the concentration of titanium white waste acid is 20%, and it is stirred and pretreated at 95°C for 6 hours. Add the pretreated slag obtained after the leached ore pulp is press-filtered into an acidolysis tank filled with concentrated sulfuric acid for acidolysis reaction. The moisture content of the pretreated slag is 10%, the acid-mineral ratio of the acidolysis process is 1.7, and the sulfuric acid concentration is 98. %, the acid hydrolysis temperature is 190°C. After the acid hydrolysis reaction is completed, the slurry is solidified and then aged. The aging temperature is 220°C, and the aging holding time is 3 hours. After the aging is completed, water is added in proportion to the aged acidolysis tank for leaching, and finally filtered to obtain titanium liquid. The titanium liquid is concentrated and hydrolyzed, and the obtaine...
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[0042] Firstly, grind and dry the titanium slag whose particle size is less than 45 μm, and account for 90% of the titanium slag. According to the solid-to-liquid ratio of 1:5kg / L, the concentration of titanium dioxide waste acid is 16%, and it is stirred and pretreated at 85°C for 8 hours. Add the pretreated slag obtained after the leached ore pulp is press-filtered into an acidolysis tank filled with concentrated sulfuric acid for acidolysis reaction. The moisture content of the pretreated slag is 18%, the acid-mineral ratio of the acidolysis process is 1.9, and the sulfuric acid concentration is 98. %, the acid hydrolysis temperature is 200°C. After the acid hydrolysis reaction is completed, the slurry is solidified and then aged. The aging temperature is 200°C, and the aging holding time is 3 hours. After the aging is completed, water is added in proportion to the aged acidolysis tank for leaching, and finally filtered to obtain titanium liquid. The titanium liquid is con...
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